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Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer
A full-screen clock, timer & stopwatch. Silent. No fuss.
I got tired of timer apps that either do too much or look terrible on a big screen. So I built one that does just the minimum, with digits big enough to read from across the room. No alarms. No onboarding. Silent by design. Portrait and landscape. OLED burn-in protection. A few color themes if you want something other than white-on-black. Minimal ads: short video to go ad-free for 24 hours, or pay once to remove them forever. Built it for myself. Figured others might find it useful.
Literally "wanna have something done right - do it yourself" moment.
I built it as my first-ever app because every "big clock" or "big timer" app I tried either bombarded me with features I didn't need or had ads that ruined the whole point of a distraction-free display. And I needed one that would JUST SHOW BIG TIME/TIMER. Like, that's it, that's everything I wanted. And there were none.
So I had to employ some advanced googling, a couple AI agents, Android Studio, and my basic coding knowledge to "just do it". Was big fun!
And finally had a thought: I can't be the only one that needs this and is tired of the bs out there. Had to crawl through every single publishing step, gather up a testing team (recruited my friends as reluctant beta testers), pay the entry fee...
Again, big fun, tiring but rewarding.
Now, here I am.
About Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer on Product Hunt
“A full-screen clock, timer & stopwatch. Silent. No fuss.”
Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #135 on the daily leaderboard. I got tired of timer apps that either do too much or look terrible on a big screen. So I built one that does just the minimum, with digits big enough to read from across the room. No alarms. No onboarding. Silent by design. Portrait and landscape. OLED burn-in protection. A few color themes if you want something other than white-on-black. Minimal ads: short video to go ad-free for 24 hours, or pay once to remove them forever. Built it for myself. Figured others might find it useful.
On the analytics side, Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer competes within Android and Productivity — topics that collectively have 707.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer?
Huge Clock: Big Digital Timer was hunted by Alex “Codicium” Kucheriavenko. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Alex “Codicium” Kucheriavenko
Literally "wanna have something done right - do it yourself" moment.
I built it as my first-ever app because every "big clock" or "big timer" app I tried either bombarded me with features I didn't need or had ads that ruined the whole point of a distraction-free display. And I needed one that would JUST SHOW BIG TIME/TIMER. Like, that's it, that's everything I wanted. And there were none.
So I had to employ some advanced googling, a couple AI agents, Android Studio, and my basic coding knowledge to "just do it". Was big fun!
And finally had a thought: I can't be the only one that needs this and is tired of the bs out there. Had to crawl through every single publishing step, gather up a testing team (recruited my friends as reluctant beta testers), pay the entry fee...
Again, big fun, tiring but rewarding.
Now, here I am.